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DEMOCRATIC INSURGENCY.
\ir Bryaa | ..- unsetl 11 -.
hMS do plty fot tbfl peflt ??
:,-. i doUoh of lettlng the De
vetxrac} q
vl.-i-.ry D ' ?? -'.impiileii
? i arnor Wlleon'a pol *
dow blfl knlf
all Dainocrata whod
arith. bla pollcy of making a
ndminNtni'.i-H!. ln "Thfl
he baaJust Iflflufld l cflU to thfl J
i?eir.ocratB ln thfl Benflffl fo ai ?
..vAi-thrn*- thfl old pfllty haad-w?
bfldy. FgfltDg f
rfllfa cc*pyright on thfl word '
Btafl,*' bfl polnta ?-.- bn tha "pn |
Dfl-iocrfltau that thflj fli
in tlie Benflte CflUCUfl an.l
not io '.-? tbelr away
ihe bUghl of - inlorlty. whlch xntmna,
'.ccrrtin^ to Um, p':*:'.' R the "amW
?tJOBfl and lnterflfltfl of Indlrlduflhi
?flhovr- thfl WfltfflTfl of v" Mr.
Bryan " n,,Vi>t
u f the Ben ?
have tlie commll - made
enrtrel.v withoul ref "'!'-? ? "n
bflflla of fltneaa flnd wlth a vl?w
-io gtting ffllthf ti fliptflflflloti
??-.?il or Um ? -? " And be Ib ce
taln tiiat "no D-fluocrfll la dflflerrlng of
prefonni-nt" wbo wotild rrtand ln the
gfgy of tbal
ber Mr Will
(aufl t >* Satmator Mflrtln and
tb* otber older leadera of tbi
remab i to ieen. if he ^ i
arfll bi ' 7?n ' '?' ?' :1 wlth.
lf hc to, bfl wll! bflTfl a large bodj of
Inffnentlal D
io from \' ?
Tho older Iflfldera have on thfll
? im and
,?;?!.- body. Thej may ?-??''i1
--" dwells md ln
bnl In i1 ?
? iitloufl of power oui of d ie
order. Tbey may fllto flals wl i
Tbey flre
i . . i Muno ra
Rtltuenclea flnd m?y ?* pbtufllbly
?lalm ronald.itlon aa anj j
ati : ?- " ? tbem aa
"unfit" is pra i. a ly to read t b<
of the party on a teal of orthodoxy
pri i ribed by a**-. WJ*** Bueh a
pollcy of proaciiptloa cflfl be f*fl*rrled
onl only by a eoflflbbuttton of one
trou|i of De_M>crflta aflaajunlng ta Bay
thnr another gronp of DeBincrnta flre
Bfl QDWOltb] thfll tbaTfJ mOflt BOl bflTfl
tbfl ptacea to whlcb tbelr experience
and j.arliiimenliU'y Oflflgfl flntltk
Mr. Bryan. by tbna mflking open
wnrfare on the senlor Bflnfltfl lefldera,
irnnsfcrs to the Dt?tocrflcy tbfl o4?J ln*
Ktir_ent trna-Uefl of tbfl RepubUct-8.
PflJty control of .(.vmiiniont clMUgefl,
hut if Mr. Bryan can have hia way
Mr. WUfloa wfll bfl confroatfld g-d
Ihwartfld bf the same cleflTflgfl whlcb
nnfronted aml thwarted Mr. Tflft
N'or does k make mucb diffi
whieh fnctlon wins po far flfl tbfl COIB
fort of tho now President 1s c-.n- erned
tflflkflg, like Mr. Bryan, ho niflbea to
cit loo.se ns a radicai. put down tbfl
old Ititdllfl and rely on an ''appeal to
?he people" a? tbe aole repofjttory of
iriadona, rbtn? flnd prrogreea If hta
hopp. bj io ptart his fldtnlnIfltratlon
with a iiuiled party lie will not find
bfllp ln Mr. Bivan. Mr. Bryan hatea
pflflCfl
A MINORITY PRESIDENT.
"The f]veninp Tosl" made some in
'erestln'* coflkanflBtl yctordny ?.n tlie
jiopular ftjffl for Prealdent iti 1912, bnl
BjflflM of them dealt wlth tbe fbct,
WbtCb must he **fla*flj*4fld as of i-timary
?iiiterest and lmportflPCfl to flll rapport
flfi of tlie victorious Dflntocrgtle tlcket
tbal tb? f?. mocrfltlc Bon-tnee lo i
year of trlnmpb polled fewer rotflfl
ihan were cnal for Ifr. Brynn
w/ bls threai loflJaf Igbta That fflfltnre
art the etoCtlOfl hflfl been glO?fld ovr
Vy Pi-iti..- r.'.i'.- newspflpen whlch were
. erlain after Ihe Baltimore e-iaven
tjon tbal tbe it'-mi-.Taiii- party bad
?cqnlred nen nnlty flnd atrengtb
The flgurea of 1012 abow thflt thla
vas ii'-t tbo .??i-'* fll flUL Tbfl popular
vote t<o- G*overnor WUcoai wna 8.808,*
Pj88. Bul ^'r- Brynn'a popolnr fot? ln
1900 waa 8,407.982; lfl 1900, 8358.787,
and ln 1898, 8.487.948. Tbfl DfllD^xrflcy
of to-day i- tbawefore tnorre dlatlnctly
a minority party th?n lt wna foor,
oieiit or twelte yeaura ago, b?umoch
ii* tbe totfll popctlflr tntfl hflfl Increaaed
from 13.8184248 ln 1898?tbe prevloua
hlgh water mark ti> 16,041.685 ln
1912
in 1908, wltb tbfl tidfl rannlni atrong
?gfllBflt liim. Mr. Bryan rflCatJflfld 104,
HJ BKNTfl votes tiinn Mr. WllflOfl n
i-elved this yeatr. lu thfl Interval twn
MWfltfltea Arl/.onn and NflwMe*dco
wlth about 76,00d rotea, were admlrteat]
Into tba inion. Bi_fi_gfl w?a granted
io avomei, iu Calil.-inia nnd vVflflblng
ion. raiMn,-' thfl totfll rotfl ln tboae
ctauw froa RTO/MT La i908 to 998,000
in 191-'. Tbfl i-c*.ii.iiii.ii pf tbe
of 1/ie Ciiiiitry fllflfl *':?Tea?ed flbotrl 8
jer cent. Yet with i?il tli---.- i 11 ,ions
tpon tbe I 'eiiin. ratlc
wai ? i ged. ii ??
: it^ own, In spiio r.f the practicnl
Intj ol i ?? . ? ''!-''
t0 aetlvlty 1 - glven to
? ? . elofon
R hllcan.
? wi.-. annlyxe a bai aeemed to
be the overn he ean oi Mi
11 dldncj ihe daj il i
i - imi Irnir exul ?
rooleri. Thej wlll dlscover th
id tl e .tt.-v. adii
; ? imaller tnlnnr
Hon of ii ? thnn gnpported
Mr. Bryan each time be wm i de
? , - ? ?
P.'BJ.ICTTY.
.f iti Inveatlgatiouri
o Curran mlc committee la
.- . doption of ilu' "tln
. . : -; wonld compel
; .- pa i ore of i. illdingi In thli ? II
other ;'.? i ? ? ? i lo poal
their namee and . ? ? i -11? ? -
?-. The purpo.t the
.. ted I'.v :i number
? organixatl ma a lo mli
dbllity of obtalnlng gecomroo
- for gambllng dens and hwtb
,,tt_ i . ..I, tbe
grotind ?
. re ni' >'i Iroe and '?? en of i
ll..- ti - i' Mn Goode b. fore
the ald imtnlttee told of a real
?-? ? .. ?' li ii i -iiarentlj bad LmUl
up ;; profltnble bmrl ?? - In n nl
? . roatll ite ne owi ?
bulldlti ? ? ??
to whlch their pr pertj i aa be ng pn
lie aiuietj of certaln v< raoi -
Commiaaloner Wa do made pnb '
tbe .'!"?? I
the Ukellhood that any one bavlng tbe
? rd for <!.? i >nld he
to know abo tl mtts lf
tno "tln plate" oi ecame a la *
Su< li a raq i
leave the ggmti tl a brotbe
keeper bd m aaa hul lt wotild aeeom*
y>ij?-ri mudi |.i ai i aee
and nnobjeattonable thlng
A COMING DEC1SION.
i nlted Btatei S iprei t Courl
wlU hare an opportunity d i ? ib< ?
machinery raae now before ll ao to
oarrow ,; e effe< I of l ie mimeoff
n aa to prevenl tnanj
evl1 ? ? M Whlcl
. .? . d from that declaion.
i ? --? are patent ? aai
1 ngo ? it"- rlghl of iho patentec
io the nae of a
the i "... .
? tbe patente
? b could reqtilre tbe
? ii of i.i gupplied 1 bln
uae of any other Ink be< ame an
ltifr -
. ? . .,, ilnatlon
?i by the courl
the n4-'1 of any
.. .1 machlnerj excej I
'?
I . t enten
But i dlatlnction betwei u -
theae d thoae uphe d
thi mimeograpb caae is ? l<
tiy interpreted rt hai
dlng only tbe
. - . .nl
i operation of i d article
? rforin the ?
. . Qiifactnre are i oi Iu
I lio
' - ....
io forth
... -. g i bo] > ll
. n. lf nol oven
i,- conatrued atrtctly. A m i
ered II m mi bj
Hce artldpated - I
? ? '
? ?
NO MORE PHANTOM POKTS.
it la reported froi i Waahlugton thal
Presldei I Tafl will aooii laaue an ordei
lahlng ii nnmber of oael< aa cuatom*
Such :iii order wlll !?? In
.. pinj with the landable ??i'f": la of
?nt admlnlgtratlon to modein
|1m tba departmental aenrlce and lo
itltute effldency for archak dleor*
and waate. Tha present organlxi
tion ?f the cuatwng aerrlea tot? porta
|and dlatrieta datea from tba daya when
; aailing reaaeli naad to do a large
ahare of iho foreign carrylng trade and
:i m.\ or elgbt-fa t channel waa aulB
clenl to eatabllah atatua aa u port of
entry. Tliere are collectora of coatomi
..?I the govemment'a payroll who do
not *ee a dntJable cargo dlacharged
onea i \i'?r, aml whoaa mpel Impor?
tant aetivin is aignlng roochara for
:he aalary they recelve. Noa aome of
the deeerted toll booeee ara to go th<*
Iway of iho oonuneree whlcb ims e
iceded aud left them blgh and dry<
When Sereno B. Payne araa chi Ir
nirin of tho Waya and Ideaoa <'.'mmit
-..? of tha Hooaa of RepreaentBtlvea be
did his otmoel to doea all porta of
mlsslng ahlpa. Bnl he failed to aeenre
the eo-operatlon of n majority becaoee
?i,o named tha cuatoma bouaea i" ba
ttli-.-ontiinu-.l. and many Repmeenta*
Itlvea itini Sanatora wore nnwilllng to
laaanme reeponalblltty for dlapeuaing
? with ofltcee in the eontinuation of
arhleli ? few eonatitnenta might bave
! an Inten ? I i lal anmmet ('oogtaaa
found i way to aaddle the entlre n
glblllt] for aoch dlacontinnance on
Um Pn aldent M provided ln the Bnn
drj Civil Approprlatlon ad tbat tba
i . ? ? mlghl reorganlxe iiie aervlce
oo thal tha coal of Ita malntenanea
ahould I"- reduced from 110.500,000 to
glO.160,000 ? year, autborlalng him to
int.- dlatrieta and ahollah "need
lem otBcee." Fortnnately Prealdenl
Trift doea nol ahrlnk from applying
sound principlea to tba bnetneea of the
governmenl merely i.anae tho alne
enrea ol i few Indtvldnala wiii ba can
eeUed. He has riiown nn exceptional
devotlon to tho work of cutting out
waate, and be will nndoubtedly Bad
antiafaetion In dtaeontlnulng collector
ships whleh havo coal tli.' TrcMsnry
(tom |30 to |000 i year for every dol?
lar of cuatoma duea taken ln.
Congreaa ntight with advantaga bava
authoriised ? greater reductloo ln tbe i
eoal of tbe cuatoma aervlce tban $8BO,<
000b After tbe reorganlaatlon of 1019
haa been effeeted tbere arill itlll re>
main obeolete >>;? aen l-obeo)ete cuatoma
porta Bul tha Bnl atep In tba rixht
din 11 i-ui > ounta for n good deaL lt
furnlahea atriking evidence of tbe
morai effad ob Congreaa of tbe ram
pelgn for ratlonallty and order lo gor? j
? ? a blcb >!*?? i-'ir!
. boidlj ? ? ':,:''
STUDY HARD AND LIVE LONG.
WBO are UOB*
Itb of daya of tboflfl
a-bo were dtatingutolied ln eoltagb tot
s. h.?i.ir-iii]> wltb tbal of thofle who
bere In itltlfltlci ?rfl
, mak< fea - ?nverta for tbe
- iif... "The Harvard Grad*
Magaxlne" pi^aenta agurea to
tbo a rage expeetatlon of
life is much better for iin.se wbo win
phl Beta Kappa key? than f?>r college
and graduatea generally. Bo,
i,,.,.-,.- poor itlcbard, i* tbe
expectatloii of life of tbfl maa
n_a v early to bed flnd aarly to rlea
i ,.i;,.. than tbal of tbe man wbo fffl*
tbelobste B I how many
ned ? ai turnlof nlgbl Into
n.-i u thal ??'.ni ?
.. ird of '? ? i :'" tbfl
end of matij a courae of aelf-reatraUit,
i ij truai ;' .....;.:.- One of
. ,,,, * I., llve long
. Uve lo | bj aroidlng tobacro.
w.- don'l know tbal anj atatlatlcfl llkfl
i be Harvard Qradnatea Maga i >'a '
; a| to ,io\? thlfl bul Ihe \ lew H
- ?? j often enum Iflted flnd la 1101 ' ?
.--.> for 9 . ? onflrmfltoi
v.ii maj Ui >- long bj do
? ? \. lien it la red 1 >-;.
ma*. Uve al I ? '??> looking. lo
i.-.i.'i. apon ? bret o I >r. Meti bnl
- bflcil . - -? "i s ir n la thfl
utefll longevlty promoter and moal au
pulaiable i.ni may llve long by hav*
Ing a bobby Vou mny llve long bj
hnviug none aud bnrylng rourflelf In
your work ao deeply llml Death over
fa al your burlal la nol
accordlng t<? bla plans and Bpeclftca
tiona i'ou ma* Ive long by eating
bj eating onlj ra****etablea, by
patlng aieat, bj eating a mlxed <ii?-t.
bj flfltlng only un-'.>-.ked f<>od. i>> l?k
lug moderate axe elae, by taklng nmie
'n fact, tlie;.< flre ao man* ? 11
;: wbicb to lengtbi n your llfa I
-? arlll be tbrtlled b| i be fllw ovety or
vtiii another one fo wlt, keeplng ln
-1 gra ???s nf lha denn n bile you
.. lege
IVlth bo ma uj - uuraea aad
longevlty, Bome ol them rontradlctnry
li would aeein thal ei erj bodj n na
[terforce follow aom.ie of them and
tbat fen would fall lo be - euteni
Bul many do .Many will contlnue to,
s . ef tbffl dlacoverj ->f ai I
jfher meana of b ildli | uiT ihe ln
?
VAXISHING TYPHOID.
iteai report of tba War De
Bartaeni oo tbfl uae of Ihe typhold
*ever lnoa**abttlon conOrma tha fsiith of
tbpflC a ho bave nd'. < cated I bal i
?f Btflniping oul Ihe dl* i ae ln Ihe
?fll len monlba ibi re ba?<.?
. ? I aud o
leai ba In our a r.ono
Both deaiha and moal <-f tlie I ?
as *? .un - -I among men w b. I ? I
nol been Ino tilntaml
Aa a proof of tbe naefnlnear, of in
ocnlatlofl i' i- )-. Inti6 onl thal many
?f the aoldlera l ai ?? I ??- ? ln -. n i. ? un
der cood 11 i ilch a few
would bave pi ? i ;..?>. b*m i and '_'">
leatba. Tbe typhold ln tbe
irmj. *? bl '. ??. ;; tbouaai -i
1906, ?"..".". in lta>7 aml ii red i vd lo
2 .".?_? ln l?10 - ud lei
nce tbelnl n of tbe aei ...
90 in 1911 and .18 ln
. king demonatra
? bai ct-n flcoomp labed by
? * . ,...? rnei ?
nen ln ti e military ?i*?**-|i?e, \ltp f->r ibe
Bbole country. 'llie example ? h
tbey bave aei In prorlng tbe -
practical I. . ,: efllrai y of ln ?
? i
0 11* lai ge usi amoug - h tona
OUSTING THE JOBHOI.DEHS.
i; - " ? ,-,':. |oii Ing
1 b?l the - h errice < __ Ion* for
ptacasa ,n i re PrevenUoa Bureau i
bave al laal been bold. Appeato lo ihe
i ourts, whlch bave delayad them for i
montha and whlcb ruiminated In a
Chrlatmaa Bve lojonctloa to prevenl
tbe Ch II Service Commtofllofl froa
holdlng them, may have no coniMctlon
with tbfl faci lhal the ipolbnnen were
making migbty efforta t.. grab tlieae
lobfl. N'evertbeleea, tbey dlractly ilded
poUtlcal appolatoea ia boMIng tem
porary placea long beyond tbe llmita
of tlie law. The chaln of rircnm
atancaa js H rfl-tarkflblflone. Oa Ifarch
18 a aumbflr of appointmentj to plnrea l
ln tba l.iirc.-ni \s.tf- made by Plre ? om*
mlflsJoBflr Jobnsoii rmder tbe ?e.-th>n j
of tbfl civii Bervkfl law autborixlng I
provialonal flppointmenta nn Aprll 24
tbe Civll Servto Beform Aflaoctatlon
ieal a letter to Mayor Qaynor polntlngl
OUi iliat tlies.- flppointmenta had l.een j
divlde.l nttionp tbe DOlitlca] iinlH of
the city as patnmagfl, and lhal the1
men BOjectfld were nf low grade, tWfltt*
ty-dgbt _a*a_ag racefvfld the bare
paaaliig averagfl nf 70 and tbelr af?r*
iga petrcentagfl baviag heen below 78 ;
in tbfl fllenMntary, iion-roinpetiflve
testa Intended to keep attor incom*
petonta from provialonal anpolntmtnt
Temporary flppolntoec, im.ier tbfl law. 1
niny holtl OfBce fny ,,nly two montbfl
ind may nol be reappoiatfld. Never*
ih.-l.-ss-. otM detoy nnd anotli.-r kept
theaa men la offlce, nn<i wbea Bnfllly 1
laie for axamlaatlooa was not one.
Morlarty brongbi suit agalnattba com
ulaflloa oa the ground tbal In Bxlng
1 mlnlmum age llmil <.f twraty-Bvfl
reara li bad r-x.,.,.,1,.,1 |ts aatbortty.,
rbe Courl of Appeala very properlyl
li.-ld thal llie . ommlflflloil had got done'
10, bnl >ll thla time tba prorisiutial
ippolntevfl bad been draarlng their!
aragfla. I few days ago the anuBtaa-l
Ion date was si-t. md promptly tbere*
ifter a delegatlon of ihe provhilonal
ippolnteea preceded by 1 letter from
iir.- Oommlaak) ter Johnooa, urged ih"
'ivii Si-ivi-e ('..tiiiiiissiuti |0 glVfl lliem
-i.i-.iai emiii for tbfl flxpflrlflucfl tbay
i.-tii gainad. Ihli waa tmpbgtksallj re
fOflfld. WbflKopon nn injun. tion pro
.ii.iiiiijr thfl boltjlag of tbe exatalna
iona was obtained -.n Cliiifltnifla Bvfl
.v Morburty'a lawyer, 11 was- ahm
racated by Jofltlca Page, wbo granted
i. wbea tbfl 'iiciiinsiaiiii's were ex*
itolned to him by tbe rommlflfllon.
1 ba .lnii.-s 1. pflrfor?d by Hie
loldera of tbeac placefl are of grava
Bflportanca to the pommnnHy. Bafety
.t proraerty ?nd life dflBflflfldfl Ofl Ihe
?arewlltinlii.li they nre fiilliile.l. The
[powera wltb wblcb those mea are
d pul unHmttBd opp-i'tiinitics for
. grafl ln tbeir banda. The Civil Barrlea
iCommlaakai baa takan tnot-M precau
i ttona to make certatfl thnt onlv ability
proved by paaaage of rlgM eiamlBa
tlona aa to ntenlal attalnmenti and
1 rharacter can place a man on tbe Uete.
Political afBllntlona abould not and
, .... :,.). prevenl tbe proper breed1 ?f
men from boldlng puWfc placa. But
II t high time thai polltlcal atBliationa
,,.?..,i to ba the prlme quallBcathw
' for inch Importanl i" ate._
?~
Wltb hi* new punch bowl Oovernor
guleer abould bi able io pul "punch"
Into bla admlnlatrattai
it ia r-markcd that Prealdenl Taft,
u to aceapt ihe boapitaBtiie of
? . -nt Porraa, want beyond ihe
boundariei of American territory. Wby
notl Hi hns done ?<-? befora. and ao
I | - other Preeldenta.
. . ?
Adrlanopli leemi after all, to hava
., formldabla fortreea
ull(I, || ... ,,: tha alley, pinfc rooee,
ntn ,,lt.:.i. ... rooma and tba nea of
, , bout aie ?re.|"1*it*l?" of glrl* Iu
; , boardln , - hool no woader 'h? eoet
r li high.
-?
The Gemtana have been debating
. i maa is old nt Bfty. In thla
.,, ,Btrj thi favorlte agi al whk b '<?
Ita tne dead line for thli debnte n forty.
Whon m W I .i lon really iu a hurry
oyintt II a*Hl dlacum 'ho queetloa
vtti.i!.: oi nol Iti - Itlaeni ere old at
thlrty.
?
Tbe S'ea rorl P,",V/1""S, .*
n Bhowlng Sd ": " ?*?* **?
fore ll i '?' ?? '"? '??'? ' [f V J***,}!'
ie. Oui re I ie 1 ????!??
?i st,, i Newa ind i
X:? roi i in hi naen'i Oulllvar
among thi f ihooa?
if you can believe French Bctlen, 'he
unwritten law doean'l raduee the notn
triaaglea la o*tw*y a
At iaal wi bave a law thal favera tha
??? automonfle law.
hi dr mken drlver. Ifhi bai
no monei to pe* ? ??* ,r:""1 ba
?
: si.itt... bo ind," aayi *
.... Then U no old-fai
? In -io remoteel i iral
mn ? i e enjoyed ln
,rlM oi ihe greatea clty
tt taxet n "? "' ?'
Dr m.i'.v Walker n i tl ai un om
..? a , reall fo dlw ?- B I appU
i ,.. t, n reclpe wo Id break
p man bapi ? jnea.
Thi preieni anowfall la probably
-,, thi dletlnetlon of having
ructlon to tr Bl i ln thla
othe ?' mparable
n the 1
Whether Ihat fi loui rcun
l0 thi Intrlneli auallty of a par
ghl dr anow, lald even y
.,,. aithoul dritting, or to aomi un*
.... . - dmli .
. :I. , trafllc aervl i mi bi
?l la_
THE TALK Or THE DAY
! aai itanJlng n ihe
.ald M Pahrn
l | ,,- t of 1 ?* ?aek Tilephoni
.... ... ? ; ? i '
l., i appreacbcd ' ? ?' *e*r, aritn
.. tali | .. . ?
.... thai maa > ' ??'??
... 00* hia Wifl
tsurn rlth bohm frienda and 1 ad
. , tha two Hdren nl
... .retbet.
.,, - , ..... wl ? hi came doi I
rei i ? m
?
?
Corfather' MttaWah Feet
I p f PR1VOI-ITIBB
rv-.. awtatutomomit ara bataf raade far
. ff^maeTJfalhVai Mea Te,,,',
Th- blatanl >>*rn the raneoue ro.r.
?n? ?qaawk. tha torturi tin_.
m | (ao the aay) be heard no more
Utt... ti i l*< ? v-i' bifllne;
Ko meri aill Broadway thren Ha u*ht
Upon tho maddened mob,
ror (M if aald) theyil do. thit n'uht,
A safe antl itlent JOh.
Thua the fl P tJ.'i ihen an luareeai
a Irh juin tha New Ye.-w'a rhlm?:
ITaeleaa frivolttlio mnal eeaei -
Thm in tbi "umlnef thne!
Bul Bpuf, Uki Bpug, ai aura ?? alu,
wm hall wheri "llvi nn"" throng.
Aad 'Thlrteea wlB bi uahered tn
i: elappei. born nnd gong
Take tMa frotn me.
'I nen *ult and see'
I \v. V.
Tommy Pop. nhat la m^ant by the
mother tongue*
Tommy'a Poa-Bh-h-h! my m. Pon t
%ai ber iitario.i Philadelphla ?aeeed.
ln an account of a "Mo-art night' ar
ranged by tho aetlvi mombora af a mual*
,i.i organtoatlon ln Dreadea, tha wrtter
departed from cetnminl on thi varlom
performen to ray thli of tho composor:
iif, dled at thtrty-riz. IU yeam a?;o. and
tho. world har never aeen hli llka Kium
bab* bood uatd iho iifo n imo waa eatln*
gulihed Moaarfa tbougbta wero aaly of
i . rei fuel n;.M hla fourth h'rth
dn> when ho recelved hli Bm Immn
fiom hl- father. and twe yeara latr-i h
oompaaed ahort pleoei, and two year*
latM played bla own -.onntns f.i. the ortan
in tl.e chapol Royal. ln London Wl,, u
his fir.?t open was produced Koaari v.a.s
not yel Mfteen >e,irs old. llin gantua ox
, it ofl weadir, udmlratlon and adulatlon;
bul frall in body. melaaohoty and in r..n
atant foar of death. he wa* never happy. '
Banka (wke haa in\ited hia friend
boma) v\<n, wimt de you think of my
<use> littll ap.iitineiit"
i .j,?,t;?- tpartment, "id chap? i ineald
?-aii tt a wapertmeo! -Boaton Tran*
irrlpt.
a Now v..>-k taOer, ipaaklng af the
moven.et.t on tho patt of hu?lne*,s men to
meeoragi laammadi atytaaf for wom
an'l wear, aald that in the mm'i dothlag
line eanoerted actlOO waa not neceaaar>*,
and that the American tallor had already
woa tiio n^ht agalnai hla ^nglfeb '.nd
T-'r.-ii' n rompotttor. "Ton yean ago."
bi mld, ".n*rv AaMrioaa who wwrf ta
Ittin.ii.e felt that It was hls duty to huy
elothea there out' i'i miire aaaoaa than
one?ifl Ml wl.at It wai th*n. N'ow our
ouhtomors replentah their w?rdtoh.fl when
tbey go ahroad, e.nd with their American
made farments they are the best dre?se.l
mon at the graal liaifta Tho men who
still ha\ e th. mado-in-Kurope clothe.
hablt usually pay to have them Ameri
caalMd after thoy rearh home. Whether
ti.e wnnien wlll IVIT do UkOWlBe thafd
another Iton "
"Hello! ;, ii:, thi Dformatlon editor?"
"Tea"
' I Wtttlt tn ,-.<'. JTOU ll QUOStiOll tn 50't.O
:, ,i -i ii- Doea freeilng spoil a pars
. : a parsnip. That
all? Qoodbt " Chl< im Tribune
TRIBUNE S AID APPRECIATED
Thanks fron; Committee in Charife of
Red Cross Seal Campaign.
To tha ?;ditor of The Tribune
Sir: Thr>,ugli vo ir klndnes. we have
bad the use of the co'.umns of Tha Trlb*
nue for i, dall) artlcll on our R?.l <ross
seal campaign. Wi thai _ you for your
help fou "ill he gtad to know that our
.'aies havi Increaeed neari] li per eent
and we believe rttUCb ?'f it is due to tli*
publicity irblcb you havi glven ;s Bfl
,ee| ;?. npprecli ?? your hetpful .o-opera
tioii. i RANK H MANN.
s>-, letarj > i a en thi Prevention
?,' Tnben uloiii ..f ti.. Chartty Organ
z..i. .11 Boeiit).
(Cea rork, i <? ? .>.. i-i-.
IN DEFENCE OF GERMANY
Dispatches on Peace Negotiations Un
fair. Says Dr. Riehard.
Tl the Editor of Thi Ti l i
Btr : As, a Jmring
paaae ot th1* tlmi of thi year, eonalder
ably ii.' i' and bj thi ? i >_ nt tho
i i ? onference la London, aoondi thi
ll .vlmg; of a C .Ml ??1"'| nti ii Iu to
day'i Trlbuai itattng fh.it war ln tbe
-, n I) be M I'.'.tt e,| -i .,! .1- ?, pe. Ul
lai mantfeei il et ei 11 ?? ;;? ? i
Wblcb thos tbi k tynotl of these 6
Snd ii. ti.e mme beedllnei a nu
cahnnnj - i .? ia 1 t the Porto
?ffoii .?. .i, ,o th? ??.'
ft '- nothtne now to me, a- rou am
weii aaran fi<"; formei lettera, that rour
London and Parii correepondenti often
.,e : i to look at Oermany through tho
eyea of l renck ll i:.';r. ?n Ungolsm, k.Ut
? ,.-? - a to mi tha* auch errora need - I
..e eintth.'./1..-,-' bj your headllnea aince
even un e i:tor origlnally prejudlced n ?*
bai - found oui i thli tlmi thal I
iicio'u initndhttoni .'.? t>. ihi rialater
- . ' ;.?? oui.? foi tbi dlaturbence of
i peace i
?anl out bv a oncarn ..r "well i
: a . .... ? ? nn tterly wltb*
itlon, i ,
warranted bj tbi ???? Ideni i-of <
? ??.- -
\. f.i.- ai Germany*- attltudi h thi
present dlfll .'tios ll ... i imid 'n-n "the
London Tlmea," certalnly i "? ' ln ' to
? Qermaai a, ? rule, I i* ':? ? recent
edltorlal been rompelled to teatlfy to tba
I, ? ? , ,? man aeytai bat thi
beat i ?? ' I ' ' ? erll of tl
it li had i ii -i<?? ad a - yli
Tour alai
.ii.ie .,.- ? - ediaterj
a ofl ' uni ''at*
i the Oermai rot <? ni um ln thi
r .
?. ??
, . ? the
. the wo
? ?
.- uiai parti if thai ountn ?
i
' ? '
. na whi ??? '
?; a? a < on*
? . ? I ?
? < ' ?
. ?- rtze ln a tet latlonal
.i part of
the p oi I] f"? aell i take
.. :.. r.. ..: ?
ERX8T RICHARD
i . i - lan I1..- i e;
i nft
\,.M '
MONEY CONCENTRATION
Wkjf Wealth Piies Up Ifl New York
C;tv A Theory Asaailed.
? | . | f The Tribune
I enter a protl I
? theorr 1 hal '.' terior loaa i are ihe
cauea <>t the eoncantratlon <>f money at
New York, h thfory peralltintly exploited
befora the Pujo eomndtteo.
? This Is the same tiujory that serve* as a
! liasls f.?r th? Aldrieh currency plan. It
i 8?.,erts that r>fter tho cropa are moved
leoontry benken hav* i surpius of BBoney
I Whlch they send here to he iBVOBtod ln 2
I p?r cuit rail loans. Tlu-n. ln the f;.U of
ttie fottOWbtB \'-or. this money ls c.iled
li?,'k home to move tlie crops ngal'i This.
lt |s i-liiime.l, ts what eauaea hiph money
rates and panlcs.
The fntal tmteet \n thli tboerj ls tliat
thl money does not ao bBOB ln ihe .rop
..-?-. I.tst summer, for instance, about
fvcr\- baahae in this elty predlated thal
on account of the big hnrvoat ln vlew
ouatrj baaken weoM amnly draw henv*
||) on ti.eir lallegedi New Vork balances
to nio\e their crops Hut sn far ffOM
doinK 'hls, the country banWers actual Ij
?onl ITi'.'OV"** more tO New York ln the
?wo crop months (August and Beptember)
than they got l>ack Thoy ?l*<o sent mon
than they got back In tha ne*t three.
moiitlm up to DeOHmber 21 The movernent
of caih ln 1 y 11 waa of tlie -ame nature.
i Ia every one of the last flve months cf
the year the net movenient showed a
I galn for Now YorU banks.
ND*-, if th.se country bankera had any
eueb suins M la clalin.d .from HMltOMM
? to J,",Oo,ijOO,OOC) on df-poslt la New Vork last
; ?'iinni?r. they would certalnly have re
loaUed it in tho crop iiaeoa, hb thi hug*
j loan ITpan-don, the higher monoy ra..-.-<
aud the nuinorous reports (hat all thl
banka were Wlll loaned up BhOWod that
[thej neaded every a*/allaWa doiinr al
[ homi Hence, tbeir faBure to draw on
'. New fork al that time Is proof pooltlve
that then country bankers had no lar?;>?
! l.nlances Invested In call loans ln Wtt.ll
i Htr??t.
If the Pujo committee wlll lnvestigate
further it arill flnd that the aeaeentratlon
Of monoy at this centre Is due to remlt
tancee fr..tn all juirts of the country
ln Mttlemenl ef our annual foreign debta
for Intereat dues, launlgiaata' baarda
tourtota' exptnses, etc. IfOOt of this money
rindn Its Way lulo tho big intornatloial
bank^, and th.-so Institutions roinvost it
ln OUT htocks and in time and call loans.
The growth of tliere foreign debt* ln re?
cent years goes far to explnln the grow
Ing ptonilni-nre of IntematfOBBl bankora,
like J. P. Mergaa and lacob H. S-hiff.
\v ii Ar.r.K.v.
Brooklyn. Pec. 25, tHft
WOULD RAISE PENSIONS
Correspondent Thinks Women De
serve More than $12 a Month.
To the r>litor of The Tritiun..
Bir: Twent>- years or more ago It
neemed to be the general oplnl.m Qf.aU clti
zens that the soidiers of the Civil War
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
rr- . r_? t ibaafl B ireea 1
Waahlngton, De* M?Mkn Taft -aa
(Otaed iit the White Boueo thla aftervon
bj Mlaa Bdtth Morgan, of Wflw York.
who will remfl tml Mew taar'a Dfly.
.. I, aml aremen aill i--in
IflM Taft an.l her U other on Friilav aad
? ruiia wlth tl am uattl afb ' ?
dani ?? on Januai ?
THE CABINET.
Prom Tbe "JtHmibb B
Waahlngton, Dec. H-Tha lec*rfltary of
tha Trflflflory flad Mt* MaeVeegh win
I have aa their gUflfll for Wew Year s Dav
Mra Edward s. v7ortblngtoa, ofCWcflgo
They havi laanad Invltotfona for a aerlea
of dlnnera tbfl I rt of whlcb arlll ne oa
January X, la honor of the Prflflkti
ft CKbei Invltatlonfl are for Jaa*
uary ?'?* aad II.
Mrs. Hobeit Oamble, of Philadelphia.
?later of Ifra Btlmflon, arlll comato Wflah*
iagtoa to rlalt tha ?flcvetary of war anl
Mth. ?tlmaon, and arlH ba arith them on
N,.-.v r/eara Daj Har dflughtflr, Mlaa
Eleanor Qambte, who ?af Introdaoad tfl
,- | ball and ilinner laat
-..?u. will a - ompaaj her mflthflr Mim
i-r.-iii-ew Qambla la apandlag lha ivhatflr
th geci - nd Mra Itlmaon.
-#??.
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
|9*rem Tfcfl Tribune B
Waahlngton, Dec M The BraaUtanAra
baaaador and Mme. da Oania rata
Itbla morning from New rork, whera tbay
went to apend i Ihi Isi maa.
Ura Willlam !?' Drai - -?-?
century hall. glven bi her boma to-nlght,
prat ad a ti ia di lineeUon of tha rareal
I ? atumlng flf tbflt tlmi
?, ? i- . i ?. -? . b i red
, roaea and ? - ireena and bei -
- ea rrmed the flenaral aa-^awattona whlla
; Bmpire bouqueta ware ti.e oeatre d
tioi f< (ba flmall tablea al arhli b tha
aupaer waa aervad. Mra, Drapar woi
Bmpire gowa of wblte saitn. arith broad
itrlpea of valvel flnd a flehu effect of |
old la* ?*. and a tlara, aaaklaoa aad cor*
tagfl ornamentfl ol pflflr paarta. maa
er when thi ball waa glven,
arora i a coetu oa of a & ari lady of tha
tba* of Loula XV, of pink and Mue flflk,
arltb rufllea of lace, and a pearl aeck*
laOa Both Bhe and bei mother wore pow*
dered - of '.hat p.-rlo.l.
ind 'ol
,? ., ,. itll mld
nlgbt, ? ? an - aaa aei
.raa ga Bral dan< - i I
Mi-. *>ra| a** arera tha French
I imhaaBfllTTT and Mum
! Mi-itiaii Ambaaaador and Mra Bryea thfl
.,. An baaaado aad Mme Bakhme*
iteff. tha BraalUan Ambaaaador and Mme.
, tbe Qerman Ambaaaador, the
Peetmaater Oa aral Bamea MaoVaagh,
,-.ie gp_? ... ?; | -.. ? ,i gi | ora Ae Rl*
:, ,?. ,. .. r>ai - Mlnlater, the gwedleh
Mlnlater, tbe SorwaglaB Mtalfltar
j Mme. Brya, the Netherland? il'.nister anil
llaaa bo idam, Mra BJehard H. Towne*
, aad. Mr and Mrs. i e-i Ooelet Oen
; New rork, and all of tbe rouagor mam
. . et the dlplomatlc - orp? and t
; folk In ts.-'.- i
Precedlag the dance al Mra Draper'a
hoaa Ihere werfl a lar** aum af o.' din*
partlafl) and a partlcuMrly ef*
. . lueatfl wora faney
? aetunMa
M a Richard R? I Ri I i ho "
ad I ?r of Mlaa Draper *nd u< r
? iea i ??? t Mlaa H lena rlab, of Ni a
fork. a t ?? ol moal alaborata dln?
nera rhe long drawtni rooan araa tranfl*
Inta a tonaal Fn och gai ??
. ? . .. . ? ?. thfl rooma walla
l a
centre of 1 i a wa
..... ry out the uii a
. Poal lata lei
a Mlaaea Meyer, Mlaa Marnarel Draper,
Vllai Heleni Harlan
Mis* Eudt . . Mlaa Doroth; Will*
, .. :. .- .-. Mlaa Bl
Mlaa Qladya Ingall , Mlai Eleaaor Rey*
bm rt, Mlaa Jennlngn, MIbb
U ai Bal Blater, A Kerr
Clark Kerr, of the Brltish Eknbaaay; Mi
-. , . of the Roaatan Bmbaaei . Mr.
it-. ow, of tha i;-: man Baabaaa I
imber of fortj*.
Hi
! tioua-> s Bat, MIbb IMIth Morgi
I t of Mr a> d Mi a
I . afterward
Iwenl to tha Drapar ball wltb thair I
' Mra Tboaaaa K La igblia, M ?
jtiat, Haugfl, Reproaentatlve nr.a
Weefca and aeverai othava entartalaed dln*
: ai pa - Uaa to*nlght.
a i
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
gberry'fl waa the eoenc laal misht of the
aecond of tha thraa BUboerlptloa dan. aa
arranir?(i by .Mrs Howard II. Henr.i. MrB
i;. Oadaa Chlaolm, Mra .i Herberi Johne
ton and Mra Bdward fl ICaapp. fleverel
dlnnera wera glven aa adjuneta tn tiio af*
1 falr, among tha hofltaflaaa batng Mra
Henry, Mra Wllliam Manlee, Mm
Thomafl <". <*ondon and Mrs. Knapp
Mra, Maalea'fl flueata wera Mlaa Mar*
Ijory an.l Mlaa noraaea Blalr. Mlaa Nan-sy
? Steel*.. Mlaa Joaephlna NIcoll, "Mlaa Ann*
Wrtflht, Mlaa Marte Loadaa Bmaaat, Mlaa
Margarel Ttflvor, Mlaa Wlnlfrad Chlaolm,
Mlsa Helen HunUngton, Mlaa Hai i let
Perry, Miss Jeannte Bmmet, Mlaa Ma 1a
Loulafl Bmmet, Mlaa tnaflntw m. Meilon,
MMa Bleanor u?r.-ti.-?, s-?im b. french,
LawreaOB Mi-K. Mlller, U Mar-ulloeh'
Wflffl ileaervlnif of more, honors than they
a*eie rereivlnsr nt thst tlmo. It waa my be?
ilef that all aoldlera. rogardleaa of wounda
or other .lisablllty, who had heen In the
shi \ire should rflcetve a petision of honor,
as those who arere Kettmir peafllona for
dlaablllty wera entltled to a penaion of
h.-nor ii" well aa an Bbla bOdlefl man. I
Wrote to aeverai papera on the stibjeet ?
acme <-f them devoted to the aaMlarfl*
. anse?but The Now-Yorlt Tribune aaaa
the only paper that BOaOffld tho aoldlera
by inibliahlna; tho article, wlth remarkfl
that Mr. Aadrflffl IdflM wera Koo.l for a
..lvilian. but thfl tatei waa too low.
The hill Incrr-a.slnt; the penslotis a few
months aro Is better than none, but
where doea the oid hero come la who has
MufT.Ti-.i for yearat He gets a peaaloa
for diflflMUty, the sain? jb bofore, hut
none for honor. Probably the matter ta
| aettlad for aeverai' yeara to rome, but it
will be doltifs well to nvtify the next
Kreat BrVOng
Taken all In all. the mala and terrora
af arar fall more baavlty on the women
thaa the men. Many waanflO are left to
flgfcl the hattle for a Iivlng; for them
flelrflfl and rhlhlren whlle the men are
flghtlng battlea for their countr>. and ln
aome OflflflB they havo to nur?6 an Invaihl,
weak |a flOdy and mlnd, for many yeara
after the war.
The reault la they are left in a feeble
eonditlon ln their old axe wlth the amall
allowtin. o of 912 a month. It la a shame
.aud dIeKrnc* to our .-oiintry and an In
BOlt tO our flaft that tho women of Am*r
Ica, aVhO have led the world tn herole <le
?otii-n to tbCb* .oimtry. have never re
OOlVed the well merite.l honor they are
.titltlrd ta. They ahouid get aa ln. r.-a*..,
ln ptmslon ln romparlson wlth the aol
illera, or at least 118 a month.
.IOHN 11 AN'PRI".
Waverly. N. Y., Dec. *?, BU,
Miller. John Suydam. De Coureev Fal-i.
Robert Tllnry, Arthur Oardner, D Wood
Dilworth. Erlc S. Wlnston. M J O'Brlen,
Barclay EL Parr, william C Clark and
William Di f. Ifanlee.
Mrs ' 'ttti.lor.o ^.i.-sts were Miss Esther
Cleveland, btlM Care Q Brown. Mi?a
Uaa Btfllman, Mi?n Teaaaa Tfeapar, mi?s
Qenevlevi Bantord, Mlaa rnmia Brewn^
Oeorgi Dixon. l-'i.'ilerlck Stlllmari. 1": ..nk
n Rleharda OalUard Thomaa. Noe) Ra?.
Blt, .lohn Btlott and Edmund Twining.
!n M:a. Henry*! party were Mr. an_
tt. Peter Hoguet, Mr and Mrs. .Jay
Oould, Harvey Orahaaa Noei Joi-.nst.n
and .latnes Fargo
Oa arrlvtag al Bherry*a the gueiu win
.? tt nl bl .Mrs. t'h.sttin, Mrs. Henry
Ifra. Johneton and Mra ICaepp. Then
was gmerel dancing througho .t the e-.en
ing, and luppm was mrvid ai raldnlgitt,
Tho no\t and flnal dance wlll take plaoe
ui Jaauari M.
Mis n itt.lt,,n Cuttu.K i?v? ? BaB-T
(iaii. h last niarhr Ht hei bOUOl, |g Rat.
?ITtli street, tor he,- >.,uiigei-:t .i>.u<htei
Tbi gueeti aumbered about terty, am
tn li gnd boya e abo it ?.\teen.
I leoond of in>-' l-1" I>aiice-, arr.nged
bj lilee Henrietti Wttmattotne, tookplaca
Iaal night at Delmonloe'a among tham
praaenl wem klarjerie Cteeelaud IBm
luaanne v7arrjin, MlM Harrial Lntnmi*.
Mlaa Praacei II. Ward, Jaami M Ceab
c, i.i-- aad Vlvlan Pi aUi l
lln John Oreanough gav* a thmMml
,. i followed by ? lupper al Bbarry'i,
lait night tur Mlaa Helen Jaj Da '?:?..?
ona af thi leaaon'i debotantea Her
gueata wiiotn ihe took to the Maahattaa,
: - iiae M m LobIm
an Mlm I
Mlia Hari lei awreaei
g hwab, Arthui ind Roberl
-.or.i Bogert, Robert Aadna an.i irving
; '.* s * ? arrlved fr..m Eu
tc.pe ni Tuaadey wltb hla wife. aa: ed for
Praaci yeiterdaj Mme de sir..a' wbi
la a da -'Rht.-r of Mri. John A T.ogr-n, wiii
remain in N>w- York Wltb ber ChUd fer
aeveral areel a lha 't ai tba st. p.**,,?
Othen wbo aalled for Duropi yeeterday
were Mr. and M:s J. Henry Harper aud
!?? nei Ou di :. icinge-Fauotgnj
Howi Illvi I ? it ef hli
g. ries of dla ? ? ? ? ning br
- ir, Mlii 1
':' |
Oeorge t- Tb aop a/lll glre a dlaaer aad
tbeatra parl - I foi hla deb :tan'e
-:,., Mlm i Qen ua *? lot ot
tbi >:? r. W Montagui 11 ??
Mn Uirrj ? Lahr, who haa ????-, M
the Bt I'-^k.^ for i -i. mlled 'or
Burope * *-i 'la> Hei aon, John Vtntea
Dahlgn rho waa wll t o\ .*? Chrtat
m.'.f. reiurnid ? i
Mr. and Mra Jamei P. Bacon I iri tr
rfved i.i thi '? itj fron - l '? J
and a;f> al the Hotel 0 rtham.
Mis. William Douglaa Sloane bai -? al
waa ia
? . ? iy evenlni
U ?? \'mi di i Mli - 11
Ol bll IU at Plfth avenue h .
street a I bl fO
thi viollnlat and aavi ra ' 11
artlata of ihe Metropalltaa >>pera
. . .- ? . ? ; ran ?
The L?..lti;srol G-.If Club I
New Year'i !pa' nitk a luncheoa IM?
lowed bj daiiung.
Mr. and Mra Co tlan Fleld Rli
Blng a Ul -
iya ??' Tne v ., i
M I rgi
Hlaa Beal ' I are ai
_.,. ...
- ? ?; Dli more | M *
he Rlta-Cai
M m Kate WllBa,
Bbarry'i ? ? ' yht of
? he rtrs? , f i ? '
known as thl l-'riday Jttl I
young Blrli who are t<. raaki l i "?'
., reai bei ?? Ifra I Hl 'et Hi
i i Betee, Mr*. I
M-_ Ataood Vlelel Khn
, ii ..?*? ;, . et
irge
\i - M| ?
X at I
Miss ' lertrudi H<
Mrs P w Vuadi -i' t. Mn
aon, Mn -ai Mn li au I
Plah Mn Millard D Btralghl sr., Mr?
Charlea Oelricha ara among tl patreB"
aaeee of Mme. Rai bi ? m il - ? kS
dren at thi i:.--'c Theal
<h\ aftei noon at 1
? ? a
AT NEWPORT.
? n t* igrai
Sewport, Dee M. Mrs Clarenee P?'
ar.d Miss i haiiotte iv-ii are to clom 1 I
leaaon on Banda) and go ta Nen Tork,
to remain untii iprll k
Mi*. Cbarlee kLOi i bai
t.. I,er Kai stic.-t col .,ge. eftei ? ?
< lirtstinas in New Tl
Vr and Mrs. r. j < .. nlaader
havo returned fmrn a ? te Hea
Vork.
weiis Cununinsa, aaa of Mn febi
Cummlnga, of Hea rork, who li
pneumoma at St George? BchOOl, ?a?
reported as hupiavad to-da> _
FRATERNITIES IN SESSION
College Organizations Holding Afl
nnal Conventions.
tndianapolla Dae, ll Dalaajatm 'nai
more than flfty ooBlgea of thl OOUBtfl a?e
here for the national onvention of PM
Oaanaa Delta fraternity, arhlcb o?'-:**
hore to-da>. The national ofth eis m?d*
their nperta at tho flr*t bttrineM
I'etttions f>>r . harters fTOWl Williams Oll"
|pge, WlltiametoWBi Hirt. and from
Btetaon ihi-e sity, Btetaon, FTa.. ^*'(>
Nashvilie. Tenn., Dec ||, Thl !'*'.?>?*<
.onventlon of the Sigma Alphl Kpsilon
fraternity opened heio t..-dn\ wltb ' I
sontatUcs jiresent frOM all pdrtl af the
country. A busine*s session was held thl*
aftemoon, B feature of which waa an
lllustiat-.l lecture on the history of BM
fratrrnltv hy C. Levore. of Evanston. Iil
Louievllla Dae K.??etmeea f--o ani
tliroe hundred inomhers of the Alpl.a Tft .
Drnega fiatoifity aro in attendance on
tha tnenij llllld hlennial con. lave of th*
irdar. which tagan hero to-day. A
change In the meeting time of the con
davos from the wlnter holldays to the
suminer. Is tinder conslderatlon
o
ITS A GOOD WAY, TOO.
From Tht t'tlca Pree
Oiicago has an ordlnance which says that
hauff-ura and team?ter? niu?t atop their
.^hlilea t?n feet baeU of atrfctcara rerehlnf
in.t illstthargina pa?ion?er?, but it waa bem?
lencialb eaeeaaraai untll the oth?r day, whM
forty breakeis of tlia law v.r:e arraated bafo'*
t .,', lo,k ln tlie BWfBlaBV The Mit kept grow
ln? through tha day, hut ihe police belleva tha?
m the gBty "'?, ,0 Cur* ,h# Ott'ttder* nt rlolal
mg tha or.manca.

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